The Run-Through with Vogue: Big Winners and Best Looks at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards

Release Date: January 6, 2025

Episode Summary:

In this vibrant and insightful episode of The Run-Through with Vogue, Vogue’s style director Leah FA Cooper, deputy editor Taylor Antrim, and host Jonah delve into the highlights of the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. The discussion spans the best-dressed celebrities, standout fashion moments, memorable speeches, and the overarching impact of the event on the fashion and film industries. Skipping over the mid-break advertisement, the conversation resumes with fresh perspectives and detailed analyses of the evening's most talked-about moments.

1. Opening Remarks and Best Dressed Highlights ([00:06] - [10:35])

Late-Night Preparations: The episode kicks off with Leah FA Cooper and Taylor Antrim sharing their excitement and early-morning dedication to covering the Golden Globes. As Cooper recounts at [00:25], “At like 6pm, Taylor texted me and Marlee being like, golden Globes tonight. I was like, are you kidding?”

Top Fashion Picks: Jonah initiates the discussion on the best-dressed celebrities, highlighting Mikey Madison’s stunning Bottega ensemble. Cooper adds at [01:33], “She looked like a goldfish,” referencing Madison’s eye-catching attire. Taylor Antrim praises Chanel’s Margaret Qualy, describing her look as “really beautiful” ([01:41]).

Notable Red Carpet Moments:

• Emma Stone: Celebrated for her chic pixie cut and elegant Vuitton outfit. At [03:00], Marlee notes, “Special mention to Emma Stone. Looking amazing with that pixie cut.”
• Elle Fanning: Admirably wore a vintage-inspired gown that masqueraded as a leopard bralette top from a distance ([03:11] Marlee).
• Andrew Garfield: Garnered praise for his green ensemble, though Cooper suggests a pendant necklace might elevate his look ([03:28]).

Menswear Excellence: Colman Domingo’s Valentino suit and Andrew Garfield’s green attire stood out among male celebrities. At [03:54], Cooper remarks, “Men looked great,” emphasizing the notable presence of men in green hues.

Bold Choices: Jeremy Strong’s daring look—combining a turtleneck and sunglasses by Laura Piano—sparked mixed reactions. Taylor Antrim commented at [04:16], “Adrien Brody looks really good too. For me, a three-piece suit.”

2. Memorable Outfits and Style References

Vintage Glamour: The panelists appreciate the resurgence of Hollywood retro glam, noting how Eli Fanning’s gown and other vintage-inspired outfits paid homage to classic styles. Cooper reflects on the 1950s atelier feel of some dresses ([03:28]).

Designer Tributes:

• Saint Laurent Influence: Jonah observes at [05:02], “Saint Laurent had a big night with all those,” referring to the prominence of Saint Laurent designs throughout the evening.
• Zendaya’s References: Zara mentions how modern celebrities are drawing inspiration from iconic styles, such as Zendaya’s chainmail Versace dress reminiscent of Elizabeth Hurley’s 1999 look ([17:42]).

Innovative Fashion Statements: Ayo Edebiri’s homage to classic Hollywood with references to Julia Roberts and Whoopi Goldberg showcased Vogue’s emphasis on blending contemporary fashion with nostalgic elements ([14:43]).

3. Standout Speeches and Moments ([10:35] - [22:13] Skipped Advertisement)

Note: The segment between [10:35] and [22:13] contains advertisements and promotional content, which has been excluded from this summary.

4. Post-Advertisement Insights and Continuing the Conversation ([22:13] - [28:50])

Accessories Spotlight: Post-break, the discussion shifts to favorite accessories:

• Kieran Culkin: Appreciated for his temporary tattoos.
• Salma Hayek: Lauded for her emeralds, with Cooper exclaiming at [22:13], “Salma Hayek’s emeralds were behind me.”

Unique Styles:

• Jeremy Strong’s Choices: Taylor Antrim highlights Jeremy Strong’s consistent sartorial choices, particularly his refusal to wear brown ([23:01]).
• Anna Sawai: Admired for her stunning dress at the after-party, though Cooper wishes for a more daring choice ([23:34]).

Cinematic Influences: The panel discusses how fashion intersects with film, referencing Julia Roberts’ iconic 1990 Golden Globes gray suit and its influence on contemporary styles ([15:01]).

Memorable Moments:

• Kylie Jenner’s Versace Dress: Jenner’s chainmail Versace dress, replicating Elizabeth Hurley’s look from Four Weddings and a Funeral, was a significant highlight. Cooper narrates at [16:01], “She wore the exact chainmail Versace dress that Liz Hurley wore in 1999.”

Award Surprises: The team reflects on unexpected wins, such as Fernanda Torres for I'm Still Here, and discusses the implications for the upcoming Oscars:

• At [27:10], Antrim comments, “It sort of complicates the picture, makes the Oscars more interesting.”

Emotional Highlights: Heartwarming speeches include Adrien Brody thanking his parents, which Marlee finds “very sweet” ([26:14]), and reflections on supporting and sisterhood themes by Fernando Torres.

Cultural Impact: The panel underscores how the Golden Globes set the stage for the Oscars by distributing awards across various categories, enriching the narrative and anticipation for the major awards ceremony ([27:20]).

5. Concluding Thoughts and Final Observations

Balancing Art and Mainstream: Taylor Antrim emphasizes the diversity in award recipients, noting the balance between art-house films like Emilo Perez and mainstream favorites like Conclave:

“It's a real toss-up and it'll make the Oscars ever more interesting” ([27:28]).

Fashion as Cultural Commentary: Throughout the episode, the interplay between fashion choices and cultural statements is evident. From vintage glam to bold modern statements, the panelists illustrate how red carpet fashion serves as both personal expression and cultural dialogue.

Final Reflections: As the episode wraps up, the hosts express gratitude for the insightful conversation and anticipation for future episodes:

“That's it for the Run Through. See you Thursday.” ([28:15] Jonah)

Produced by Chelsea Daniel, Alex DePalma, and Joanna Solotarov. Engineered by Jake Loomis and James Yost, and mixed by Mike Kutchman. Executive Producer Stephanie Karaoke and Chris Bannon, Conde Nast's head of global audio.

This episode of The Run-Through with Vogue offers a comprehensive and engaging analysis of the 2025 Golden Globe Awards, seamlessly blending high fashion with cinematic achievements. Whether you're a fashion enthusiast or a film aficionado, the conversation provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of red carpet culture and its broader implications.